Jul 11, 2025

Reminder: Join Us in Celebrating This Important Win!

A Win for Parents—And a Reminder of Why We Fight

Dear Supporter,


On Friday, June 27, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark 6-3 decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor, affirming that parents have a constitutional right to opt their children out of public school materials that conflict with their sincerely held beliefs.


This is a major win for parental rights nationwide—and a powerful affirmation of what we’ve fought to protect here in Nevada for the past decade.


At Power2Parent, we have always believed that parents—not the government—are the primary decision-makers in their child’s education. Since our founding, led the charge to ensure parents have the right to opt in to sex education, not be forced to opt out. Year after year, we stood against legislative attempts to erode this right, including bills that would have stripped parents of their ability to know what their children are being taught about human sexuality, gender identity, and family values.


This year, we faced one of the most aggressive challenges to parental rights yet: AB205, a bill that would have erased Nevada’s opt-in law and automatically enrolled children in sex education without parental consent.


We mobilized, testified, and fought every step of the way—and we won.


Thanks in part to your investment, Governor Lombardo vetoed AB205, and parental consent in Nevada remains protected.


This victory, combined with the Supreme Court’s decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor, reinforces what we’ve said all along:


Parents have the right to raise their children according to their values—without government interference.


We are celebrating this moment with you because it's a shared victory—made possible by years of grassroots advocacy, bold leadership, and your generous support.


But we’re not done yet.


This ruling is a reminder of what is possible when we stand united—and a motivator to keep pressing forward. As we head into another school year and prepare for the next legislative session, we will continue to:


  • Monitor and oppose legislation that undermines parental rights
  • Equip families to advocate for their values in schools and communities
  • Expand programs that give parents real choices in education

Thank you for standing with us.


This decision is a win—but the fight to protect parental rights is far from over. Let’s keep going.



Warmly,

Erin Phillips

CEO, Power2Parent Union


In addition to providing programs that strengthen families and empower parents to advocate for their children...Much of what we do is behind the scenes with monitoring policies, researching laws, and teaching you how to engage the process. Please consider supporting our work to protect parental rights and bring more school choice to our state. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many.

We need your help to continue to monitor policies that affect our kids. Can we count on you to contribute $10, $25, $50 to make sure your voice is heard and our children are safe? 


Jul 8, 2025

Join Us in Celebrating This Important Win!

A Win for Parents—And a Reminder of Why We Fight

Dear Supporter,


On Friday, June 27, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark 6-3 decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor, affirming that parents have a constitutional right to opt their children out of public school materials that conflict with their sincerely held beliefs.


This is a major win for parental rights nationwide—and a powerful affirmation of what we’ve fought to protect here in Nevada for the past decade.


At Power2Parent, we have always believed that parents—not the government—are the primary decision-makers in their child’s education. Since our founding, led the charge to ensure parents have the right to opt in to sex education, not be forced to opt out. Year after year, we stood against legislative attempts to erode this right, including bills that would have stripped parents of their ability to know what their children are being taught about human sexuality, gender identity, and family values.


This year, we faced one of the most aggressive challenges to parental rights yet: AB205, a bill that would have erased Nevada’s opt-in law and automatically enrolled children in sex education without parental consent.


We mobilized, testified, and fought every step of the way—and we won.


Thanks in part to your investment, Governor Lombardo vetoed AB205, and parental consent in Nevada remains protected.


This victory, combined with the Supreme Court’s decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor, reinforces what we’ve said all along:


Parents have the right to raise their children according to their values—without government interference.


We are celebrating this moment with you because it's a shared victory—made possible by years of grassroots advocacy, bold leadership, and your generous support.


But we’re not done yet.


This ruling is a reminder of what is possible when we stand united—and a motivator to keep pressing forward. As we head into another school year and prepare for the next legislative session, we will continue to:


  • Monitor and oppose legislation that undermines parental rights
  • Equip families to advocate for their values in schools and communities
  • Expand programs that give parents real choices in education

Thank you for standing with us.


This decision is a win—but the fight to protect parental rights is far from over. Let’s keep going.



Warmly,

Erin Phillips

CEO, Power2Parent Union


In addition to providing programs that strengthen families and empower parents to advocate for their children...Much of what we do is behind the scenes with monitoring policies, researching laws, and teaching you how to engage the process. Please consider supporting our work to protect parental rights and bring more school choice to our state. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many.

We need your help to continue to monitor policies that affect our kids. Can we count on you to contribute $10, $25, $50 to make sure your voice is heard and our children are safe? 


Jun 1, 2025

Reminder: Your Voice Matters, Support AB599 Today

Five days left in the session, to pass AB599

Dear Parents,


I’m excited to share that AB 599 would:


  • Expand access to school‑choice scholarships for more low‑income families
  • Improve transparency with regular, public reporting on scholarship use
  • Enhance accountability by requiring scholarship organizations to demonstrate real results


With only days left in this session, AB599 needs a committee hearing—or it dies. Will you help us make sure parents’ voices are heard?


Please take 60 seconds to email your legislators through our easy system:

Send Your Message in Support of AB599


Thank you for standing up for real educational options and ensuring every scholarship dollar counts!


Warmly,

Erin Phillips

CEO, Power2Parent Union



You can read AB599 here


Contact your assembly member today with one click! You will be able to view our example letter and customize it all in one step. Tell them you are their constituent and ask them to vote Yes on AB599.

In addition to providing programs that strengthen families and empower parents to advocate for their children...Much of what we do is behind the scenes with monitoring policies, researching laws, and teaching you how to engage the process. Please consider supporting our work to protect parental rights and bring more school choice to our state. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many.

We need your help to continue to monitor policies that affect our kids. Can we count on you to contribute $10, $25, $50 to make sure your voice is heard and our children are safe? 

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May 29, 2025

Your Voice Matters, Support AB599 Today

Five days left in the session, to pass AB599

Dear Parents,


I’m excited to share that AB 599 would:


  • Expand access to school‑choice scholarships for more low‑income families
  • Improve transparency with regular, public reporting on scholarship use
  • Enhance accountability by requiring scholarship organizations to demonstrate real results


With only days left in this session, AB599 needs a committee hearing—or it dies. Will you help us make sure parents’ voices are heard?


Please take 60 seconds to email your legislators through our easy system:

Send Your Message in Support of AB599


Thank you for standing up for real educational options and ensuring every scholarship dollar counts!


Warmly,

Erin Phillips

CEO, Power2Parent Union



You can read AB599 here


Contact your assembly member today with one click! You will be able to view our example letter and customize it all in one step. Tell them you are their constituent and ask them to vote Yes on AB599.

In addition to providing programs that strengthen families and empower parents to advocate for their children...Much of what we do is behind the scenes with monitoring policies, researching laws, and teaching you how to engage the process. Please consider supporting our work to protect parental rights and bring more school choice to our state. When you advocate for one child, you advocate for many.

We need your help to continue to monitor policies that affect our kids. Can we count on you to contribute $10, $25, $50 to make sure your voice is heard and our children are safe? 

SIGN UP FOR TEXT ALERTS!


LIKE WHAT YOU SEE?

Power2Parent is a non-profit organization that operates entirely on donations. If you like what you see, please consider contributing, so we can continue our work to empower parents to advocate for their children and protect their parental voice.